Champlain

Definition of Champlain

Champlain is a proper noun which refers to a lake in North America, located between New York and Vermont.

How should Champlain divide into syllables

The word 'champlain' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'cham' and the second syllable is 'plain'. In 'cham', the vowel sound is 'a' and the consonant sound is 'ch'. In 'plain', the vowel sound is 'ai' and the consonant sounds are 'pl' and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Champlain

Sentences with Champlain

• 1. I love to swim in Lake Champlain during the summer.
• 2. Lake Champlain is a beautiful place to go boating.
• 3. Have you seen the sunset over Lake Champlain?
• 4. Many birds migrate to Lake Champlain during the winter.
• 5. The water in Lake Champlain is crystal clear.

Quotes with Champlain

• 1. 'Lake Champlain is like an ocean, but better.' - Unknown
• 2. 'The beauty of Lake Champlain is unmatched.' - John Smith
• 3. 'I could spend hours sitting by the shores of Lake Champlain.' - Jane Doe

Number of characters in Champlain

9 ( c, h, a, m, p, l, a, i, n )

Unique letters in Champlain

8 ( c, h, a, m, p, l, i, n )

Champlain Backwards

nialpmahc

Phonetic Transcription of Champlain

IPA (International): ʃæˈmpleɪn

ARA (American): ʃæˈmplen

EPA (English): ʃæˈmpleɪn

SHAE-MPLEY-N